With Great Power Comes Great Responsibilty.

I Want To Get That Same Feeling That Everybody Logging On To Our Website Is Sharing A Little Bit Of An Inside Joke, And The Rest Of The World Is Oblivious To It Although I Want To Have Most Of The World.

I'm Used To Doing Comic Books, Where Every Month There's A New Comic Book! I Find That The Movie Business Is Not Quite The Same. It Doesn't Move Quite As Fast.

Some Artists, Such As Jack Kirby, Need No Plot At All. I Mean I'll Just Say To Jack, "let's Let The Next Villain Be Dr. Doom" ... Or I May Not Even Say That. He May Tell Me. And Then He Goes Home And Does It. He's So Good At Plots, I'm Sure He's A Thousand Times Better Than I. He Just Makes Up The Plots For These Stories. All I Do Is A Little Editing ... I May Tell Him That He's Gone Too Far In One Direction Or Another. Of Course, Occasionally I'll Give Him A Plot, But We're Practically Both The Writers On The Things.

It's The Fact That Fans Still Care. I Like All The Comics Conventions: The Smaller Ones Are Easier, The Bigger Ones Are Exciting.... Each One I Say: Never Again. But They're All Great.... These Things Are Important Because They Keep The Fans' Interest Alive In Comics. They Keep The Fans Reading And Their Imaginations Stimulated.

Fans Are Almost Always Nice. I Really Find That They Rarely Come On Too Strong.